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13,880 sq f t – 56,307 sq f tof Grade A space at the heart of Birmingham’s

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road, rail and air

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Birmingham Airport 24m

Nottingham 1h 8m

Bristol 1h 38m

Manchester 1h 50m

Leeds 2h 3m

London 2h 31m

Birmingham Airport 18m

London Euston 1h 24m

Manchester Piccadilly 1h 27m

Leeds 1h 57m

Edinburgh 4h 5m

Centenary Square Metro stop 30s

Mailbox 8m

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Grand Central 9m

Snow Hill station 10m

Bullring 12m

Moor Street station 15m

Travel times are calculated from Centenary Square Metro stop.

St. Chads (Snow Hill) 8m

Jewellery Quarter 11m

Hawthorns 18m

West Bromwich 22m

Wolverhampton 43m

Postcode: B1 2ND

Centenary Square Metro stop 30s

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£ 10 m n ew

c i v i c s q u a reCENTENARY SQUARE

Baskerville House fronts Centenary

Square, one of the principal public

squares in the city centre which is

set to become a key focal point for

leisure, retail and commercial space

within the Birmingham city core.

Recently the subject of a £10m

makeover, Centenary Square

includes 43 lighting columns and a

striking 5cm deep pool with water

jets which can be drained for event

space, providing an attractive civic

space in the heart of one of the city’s

commercial and cultural hotspots.

Its updated design includes a grid

of columns to provide light and

event infrastructure as well as a

centrepiece for the square, a range of

over 50 newly planted trees including

maple, ginkgo, cherry and birch, a

new granite paving surface and a

stunning mirror pool water feature.

Following the completion of the

redevelopment this Summer,

Centenary Square will provide

a natural open space and

centre for significant activity

within the heart of the city.

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PARADISE

Paradise is set to deliver a new £1.8m

sq ft mixed-use development across 10

buildings, and construction is currently

progressing. PwC will occupy One

Chamberlain Square whilst the first

phase also included a revised road

layout and new public realm which

will improve accessibility into the area.

Once complete, Paradise will be a

thriving mixed-use hub with 120,000 sq

ft of restaurants, cafés, shops and bars,

alongside a four star hotel over 22 floors.

UNIVERSITY INNOVATION HUB

Housed within the stunning Grade II-

listed former Municipal Bank building,

the University of Birmingham’s planned

Innovation Hub will provide a new

incubator for student and graduate

start-up businesses, and a range of

collaborative working spaces.

The old banking hall and vaults will

also be re-opened to the public

with exhibitions, events, workshops,

performances and a welcoming cafés

form part of the plans for the building.

LIBRARY OF BIRMINGHAM / ICC

The £189m Library of Birmingham is

one of the city’s centres for academic

research and is home to an internationally

important collection of rare books,

archived material and photography, which

attracts around 316,000 visitors every year.

The ICC, which also incorporates the

Symphony Hall, is one of Europe’s most

high profile conference centres, with

over 400 events and 350,000 delegates

from around the world every year.

ARENA CENTRAL

Directly opposite Baskerville House

is Arena Central a 9.2 acre mixed

use development which is home

to the HQ for HSBC personal and

business banking operations. The

second phase of the development will

provide a new HQ for HMRC, which

is due for completion in 2020.

Two hotels will also form part of the

development which include the four

star Crowne Plaza and the 250 room

Holiday Express which was completed

in 2017, as well as a residential

development featuring 323 apartments

fronting Suffolk Street Queensway.

“10 new bu i l d ings comb ining re t a i l , l e i sure and commerc i a l space”

“A 1.2 mi l l i on sq f t m ix ed-u se deve lopment se t w i th in a new publ i c rea lm”

“The l arges t publ i c cu l tura l space in Europe”

“A communi t y re search and educat i on hub w i th pe r fo rmance space and on-s i t e ameni t i e s”

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Ep i ce nt re o f

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for quality of life*

220,000

1.3M

25,000

universities within an hour drive

graduates every year

NO.1

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PwC and house prices a

third of those found in the

South-East of England

Population to grow to

by 2040

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Highest no. businesses

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20 75,000 companies in

Birmingham

40% of population

under 25

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cities in Eutrope

employees in business,

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P i n n a c l e o f

q u a l i t ySteeped in history and grandeur, Baskerville House offers premier office accommodation in the heart of Birmingham city centre.

Following a comprehensive

refurbishment, the Grade II

listed Baskerville House offers

Grade A quality space in a

prestigious office location

fronting Centenary Square, at

the epicenter of Birmingham’s

business community.

The available floor space totals

56,307 sq ft across part of the

third floor and the entirety of the

fifth and sixth floors and is part

of a flagship city centre building

which oozes quality. Dating

back to the 1930s, Baskerville

House offers modern, light and

flexible office spaces and the

fifth and sixth floors benefit

from outdoor terraces, where

occupiers can enjoy stunning

views across the city centre.

The building is currently home

to a number of respected

businesses including Network

Rail, West Midlands Growth

Company, Bestinvest

and Kaplan Financial.

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GRADE A QUALITY SPACE IN A PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION

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b u i l d i n gOne of the standout features of Baskerville House is the manned reception area, which is sure to leave a lasting impression on clients and guests.

The double height reception provides

an impressive welcome. Featuring

a classic design and full of natural

light, the area directs you to the

atrium where you find a total of

six lifts which service all floors.

A number of booths and breakout

areas will be incorporated into the

design, ideal for working outside

of the office environment, holding

smaller team sessions or hosting

guests for informal meetings.

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f l e x i b i l i t yCreated with flexibility in mind, space at Baskerville House has been designed to suit modern business needs.

The open plan layouts of all

floorplates are conducive to

collaborative working methods

and techniques which encourages

improved working relationships.

All vacant spaces throughout the

building are flooded with natural

light thanks to full height windows

offering fantastic views across

Birmingham, which can also be

enjoyed from stunning outdoor

terraces which can be found on the

top floors, providing extra space

which is sure to impress visitors.

The fifth and sixth floors,

measuring 24,768 sq ft and 17,659

sq ft respectively, can provide

an attractive, vibrant and airy

space for businesses in varying

sectors and of different sizes.

Both the floorplates can be

combined to create a larger space,

and can be easily configured to suit

different floor plans and provide

flexibility as businesses adapt.

Floor sq ft sq m

Sixth 17,659 1,640.6

Fifth 24,768 2,301.0

Part Third 13,880 1,289.5

Total 56,307 5,231.1

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FLOORPLATES HAVE BEEN DESIGNED TO SUIT MODERN BUSINESS NEEDS

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w e l l b e i n gQuality runs throughout Baskerville House, which has been designed to an exceptional Grade A standard and specification to match its stunning exterior.

The refurbishment at Baskerville

House has seen various

enhancements to the interior

of the building to create a high

quality environment which

can compete with any office

building in the city centre.

Featuring a glazed atria

from the second to the sixth

floor, full air conditioning via

chilled ceilings and beams

and suspended ceilings

with enhanced LED lighting,

Baskerville House provides

an enjoyable and well

equipped workplace, which

is key to retaining staff and

having a happy workforce.

Cycle storage and shower

facilities have also been

enhanced to offer occupiers

the chance to cycle to work,

and the building is surrounded

by a number of pedestrian

walkways offering easy access

around the city centre.

A number of enhanced

breakout areas have been

incorporated into the design

of the building, designed to

give staff a place to unwind

and think away from the busy

office environment, while

staff also have access to a

self-service coffee point.

New installed

dedicated shower facilities

New refurbished

manned reception and

concierge

Grade A office accommodation

High quality male, female and

disabled toilets

Forced ventilationsystem via floor

plenums with

reflective chilled

ceiling panels

and beams

Dedicated

goods lift

New secure basement cycle hub

Secure on

and offsite

car parking

New male & female

locker facilities

6passenger lifts

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55 Temple Row

Birmingham

B2 5LS

William Ventham

0121 616 5509

william.ventham@cbre.com

MISREPRESENTATION ACT: CBRE and Knight Frank for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property, whose agents give notice that: a) all particulars are set out as general outline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees, and do not comprise part of an offer or contract: b) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believe to be correct but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. c) no person in the employment of CBRE and Knight Frank has any authority to make any representation of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property.

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1 Colmore Row

Birmingham

B3 2BJ

Jamie Phillips

0121 233 6403

jamie.phillips@knightfrank.com

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